Transaction |
2025
Cosmotec Nonwovens acquired by Airtech
US-headquartered Airtech Advanced Materials Group acquired UK-based Cosmotec Nonwovens from Switzerland-based Cha Technologies Group.

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Client
Cosmotec Nonwovens
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Other party
Airtech Advanced Materials Group
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Advisor
Headpoint Advisors
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Geography
United Kingdom, Switzerland, United States
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Sector
Industrials and Manufacturing, Aerospace and Defence
The transaction
Cosmotec Nonwovens manufactures specialist needle-punched and air-bonded materials from an eight-acre production site in Blackburn, England. Its bespoke products are used across geotextiles, filtration, construction and automotive applications, supported by technical manufacturing expertise and an ability to supply niche requirements with short lead times.
Headpoint Advisors advised Switzerland-headquartered Cha Technologies Group on the sale of Cosmotec to California-based Airtech Advanced Materials Group. Airtech serves aerospace, composites, automotive and defence customers through operations in the United States, Europe and Asia. The acquisition adds Cosmotec’s capabilities to Airtech’s international platform, strengthening its European nonwovens operation and expanding the range of specialist materials available to customers. The consideration was not disclosed.

Cross-border context
This transaction linked a Switzerland-based group and its UK manufacturing subsidiary with a US-headquartered advanced-materials company. The process required coordination across three markets and a clear understanding of the aerospace and specialist-manufacturing sectors.

Advising firm
Headpoint Advisors
Solihull
United Kingdom
Headpoint advises private business owners and management teams on company sales, acquisitions, management buy-outs and raising capital. Its partner-led approach combines transaction experience with sector knowledge and international relationships.
From their head office in the heart of the UK, Headpoint supports complex domestic and cross-border transactions, typically with deal values of £10 million to £200 million.
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